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"Alliance for Digital Equity Community Space Public Wi-Fi Program" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Alliance for Digital Equity Community Space Public Wi-Fi Program is sponsored by Alliance for Digital Equity. This program aims to increase access to the internet by providing new or expanded Wi-Fi in spaces used by community members.
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WiFi systems in affordable multi-unit buildings or in low income neighborhoods will provide free, in unit, broadband use Public Space Internet Modernization Initiative Improvements to inadequate broadband infrastructure and digital use in public spaces to increase daily use and services Connectivity Economic Hardship Initiative The provision of WiFi cellular hot spots to individuals lacking stable housing where they are unable to have a fixed broadband internet subscription Establish and implement digital literacy training programs to ensure that target populations have the requisite skills to use devices, online resources, and digital tools to needed effect Device Distribution and Refurbishment Program Projects under this program aim to secure new or used internet-connected devices that can be distributed to target populations Education, Outreach and Adoption Direct assistance to the target populations to ensure that effective outreach, education and adoption assistance is available in concert with the above programs to ensure their maximum impact Get Massachusetts Broadband & Digital Equity news from Massachusetts Technology Collaborative in your inbox.
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